LMIFW A/W 2019: Rahul Mishra, Suket Dhir, Diksha Khanna steal the limelight on Day 1

By Kritika Mehra

on March 18, 2019

Lotus Make-up India Fashion Week A/W 2019 has set the bar high! For the A/W showcase, we saw a lot of labels and designers at the runway, flaunting the best of contemporary vogue under one roof.

Here's what went down on Day 1 at the runway:

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Samant Chauhan, Rina Dhaka, Sahil Kochar and Shalini James stun on the runway with pastels and minimalistic details.

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Amita Gupta 's collection 'Tara' is an amalgamation of silks and denim for fresh creations.

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ARCVSH by Pallavi Singh's current collection 'The Karma Carnival' features whites and ivories with pastel colour-blocking fused with ruffles, layers and tie-dyes.

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Diksha Khanna's collection, 'Hadith' featured a lot of contemporary silhouettes and layered ensembles.

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Diggin' it!

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While Pramaa by Pratima Pandey focused on embroidery, Vaishali Studio's 'Bisra' focused on 'Khun' looms.

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Such a dreamy mix of traditional aesthetics and textures mixed with a rather modern take on designs.

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Suket Dhir put on an A-class show with his new collection, 'Play'. Structured and industrial designs fused with a lot of quirkiness and vogue.

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Rahul Mishra closed Day 1 with a bang! The designer, who completed 10 years in the industry, showcased a diverse collection seeking inspiration from his former creations. A variety of trends like heavy embroidery, prints, layers fused with popping hues and pastels ruled his showcase.

Sartorial overdose right here!